The list price of £350,000 seems somewhat reasonable considering comparable properties on Strathearn Drive and nearby streets which range from flats to semi-detached properties, yet many are without sqft information. The absence of the subject property’s square footage makes an accurate per-square-foot comparison difficult, and therefore a precise assessment of value is limited.

Based on the photos, the property appears generally well-maintained, but some areas show signs of needing minor updates or cosmetic improvements. The kitchen shows its age, with some sections appearing dated and perhaps requiring some modernization. While the property seems structurally sound, a full inspection is necessary before assessing the true condition. Overall, it’s not in excellent condition but does not seem to require extensive renovations. The unfinished wall section in one of the kitchen images requires attention.

Strathearn Drive is situated in Westbury-on-Trym, a desirable suburb of Bristol known for its family-friendly atmosphere and good schools. The proximity to several well-regarded primary schools (Little Mead Primary Academy, Brentry Primary School) and the Bristol Free School, albeit requiring improvement, adds to its appeal. While the distance to train stations is relatively far (4-5km), the area itself seems quiet and residential which is a positive for families and those prioritizing a peaceful environment. The presence of nearby amenities is not explicitly detailed in the provided data limiting the location score.

The property has a garden, and the photos indicate it’s a reasonably sized space, but it does not seem particularly large or exceptionally landscaped. It is enclosed and provides outdoor space, but is of average size and therefore not a major selling point.